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Published: 2010-03-31 23:53:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 6468; Favourites: 182; Downloads: 38
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There's plenty of Ace stamps, but not many for different 'types', so I decided to make some.
If there's a type that I'm missing that you'd like to see, let me know and I'll give it a try.
Here are the others:
Also available: "Unsure Asexual ", "Gray-A Asexual ", and "Questioning Asexual ".
(Apparently dA doesn't allow more than 6 thumbnails in a description.)
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I wonder if someone can be aromantic and...uh...sexual?...
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I love this icy blue colour and I'm also a heteroromantic asexual.
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heteromantic asexuals are NOT part of the lgbt community.
1. just because you're ace doesn't automatically mean you're lgbt+
2. heteros aren't part of the community.
3. asexuals haven't been fired, killed, or shamed for being an asexual.
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I really do not think that in the future I got married and have sexual relations because of the fear of cancer or AIDS.
But yes kisses.
And because I want to join the development of video games in the future.
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This is totally me, I wish people would understand these concepts better rather than just saying I'm either an heterosexual looking for attention in the LGBTQ+ community by labelling myself as asexual or being treated like an outcast for not being interested in sex, as it has happened my entire life and it still happens to this day, it kinda hurts, it's not that I don't feel the attraction, nor that I am homosexual, I simply don't want to f*** everyone unlike most people wish I would, I just don't, I'm not interested in it and sex is way too overrated and even oppressive at times, in relationships I just want to have someone's company, spend time with her, enjoy mostly the romantic part, heck even platonic, but sex is simply not appealing to me, won't go into deep explanations to support these arguments, but I just wanted to share my humble opinions.
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I feel the same way. Except instead of being told I'm looking for attention or am a lesbian I've been told that I'm going to change my mind when I find the "right guy" or that it's ok if I want to be alone but that I won't find a guy who isn't interested in sex and that if he isn't, he's probably gay. Both were extremely invalidating and discouraging. It bothers me that people say I'm going to change my mind or how do I know if I've never had sex before when nobody questions heterosexual people for having that attraction. You don't say "oh you're probably gay but you just haven't found the right man yet." It doesn't help that I haven't come across any other asexual people irl :/
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Wow, what a shame, and also wtf? Those people are pretty mean tbh, somebody else's sexuality is none of their f*cking business ono and that instead of support they just start throwing random labels at you is just stupid, I'm so sorry, hope it gets better for you...
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I like boys, in a romantic way, not in a sexual way. I like them personality wise and having the same interest as me. We can talk about anime all day.
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do you have an akoiromantic/asexual stamp?
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this is very nice stamp. It's hard to find one that has the 'Heteromantic' along with asexual.
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This is so me! I'm attracted to males in a feeling type thing, not sexually. My vajayjay don't want no dickdick~
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What would it be if you do like sex, but you don't want to have it at all?
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Asexuality isn't about whether you like/want sex, it's about whether you feel sexual attraction in the first place. I'm not sure what what you described would be; maybe just voluntary celibacy?
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Thank you for this stamp, it is spot on. c:
I wish more people recognized that not everyone wants a sexual relationship. And, everyone has their reasons. Sayings like "you haven't found the right one yet" annoy me so much -- it's my business, not yours!
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Thanks for making this! I honestly don't ever want to have sex with someone. Some people think it's weird, but I'm okay not having sex. You don't need it, to have a good and loving relationship.
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I do like boys but I have no desire whatsoever to have his penis up my vagina that idea is way too gross! I hate it when people think I'm weird just because I don't need/want to have sex with someone?! it is my decision deal with it!
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Same here.
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*loves your first signature from GwtW) O.O
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I'm pretty sure my sexual orientation is somewhere along this line.
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Yes! Another person who uses the term heteromantic instead of the redundant "heteroromantic". It just sounds so much better.
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This is really cool, could you make one for demisexuals? That is a branch of asexuality that I have recently come to identify with. I will still 
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hey can you describe the differences to me cause im still new on the differences...just learned what pansexual is and now i want to learn what theses are.
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The differences of what? The ones between the main types of asexual and/or sexual orientations, or between asexuality and sexuality in general?
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whats the difference between asexual homoromantic and well the others
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Okay, so generally, a prefix (such as 'hetero-', 'bi-', etc.), with 'romantic' after it, signifies which groups a person is romantically attracted to (but not sexually attracted to).
So:
Homoromantic: romantically attracted to the same sex/gender
Heteroromantic: romantically attracted to the opposite sex/gender
Biromantic: romantically attracted to both males and females
Panromantic: romantically attracted to people regardless of their sex/gender
Aromantic: not romantically attracted to anyone (but still completely capable of having friends, forming non-romantic emotional attachments, etc.)
Romantic 'types' are most commonly referenced among asexuals, but pretty much everyone has one (for example, an 'average' straight male would most likely be 'heterosexual, heteroromantic'), but this isn't recognised or talked about much because most non-asexuals so closely associate sexual and romantic attraction that they assume the two are the same thing.
I hope that answers your question.
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Wouldn't that just be the same thing as Love then?
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Sort of, but aces have to be really specific with our terminology because most non-asexuals consider love and sexuality to be inseparable.
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so would i be pansexual? it sounds weird
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Thankyou so much for this! :3 It's perfect for me~ I'm sure many will use and appreciate it (same goes for the others in this set)
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